I believe so much in love and I believe so much in intimacy.

I know what it feels like to have that kind of connection.

I know how special it feels, how magical it feels.

I know the impact that it can have on my own life and the way that it's just

brings so much more energy and vitality and excitement day-to-day life.

And I want couples to get to experience that.

So have you ever wondered how and when sex,

which every person who has ever lived is a product of,

and can be a source of deep connection, communication, and pleasure,

how it became such a sensitive, cringeworthy, and sometimes shame-inducing subject?

How it's led to so much bottling up of feelings, stifling of needs, and unrequited yearnings

that's left so many longing for more closeness in their relationships?

I mean, how did such a fundamental part of the human experience become so taboo?

And how can we break the patterns?

To get way more comfy, not just talking about it, but also sharing our needs,

desires, curiosities, in a way that brings us together rather than drives us apart.

To help answer these questions, sex and relationship expert Vanessa Martin

reveals how simple yet meaningful communication shifts can transform conversations with

your significant other. Vanessa, the author of the new book Sex Talks, the five

conversations that will transform your love life helps us overcome the shame, the stigma,

the misconceptions around intimacy that leave even loving couples feeling disconnected.

She provides practical exercises and prompts that couples can implement

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